Sentence examples for the effect rather from inspiring English sources

But like so much of the best literature, this is a piece of art where restriction and subtlety increase the effect rather than diminish it.

The effect, rather, is to exclude schools with smaller numbers of poor, disabled or non-English-speaking children from being judged by how well they educate those groups.

Thomas O. Barnett, assistant attorney general for the department's antitrust division, said that the effect "rather than helping consumers, may have the unfortunate consequence of harming consumers by chilling innovation and discouraging competition".

However, Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Cass Business School in London, suggests that hosting the Olympics may be a mark of recognition: the effect rather than the cause of change.

The effect, rather unfairly, was to suggest that everyone on screen was medically naive, convinced that, as the clock ticked over from 59 minutes and 59 seconds, their patient was going to expire in front of them.

Most important here is the sort of demonstration which argues from the cause to the effect rather than effect to cause, for instance, the demonstration that stars, unlike the planets, are far away because they twinkle, and whatever twinkles is far away.

They have unintended consequences because they deal with the effects, rather than the underlying causes, of the system's failures.

But it is in languages that describe the effects rather than the cause that we begin to see real poetic power.

"With Gareth, because you were dealing with the person who actually did the effects rather than the effects supervisor, it led to a much more creative environment".

"Another approach would be to see if any or all of those individual bacteria could mediate the effects, rather than having to transfer stool".

The studies reviewed here focus primarily on the magnitude of the presenteeism effect, rather than the mechanism of action.